Bill Collins to Lead Cedar Rapids Bunnies in 1917
Cedar Rapids announces Bill Collins will manage the Bunnies next season. Collins, a Cedar Rapids product with prior major and minor league experience, vows a strong start and aims for a top team in the Central Association. He will also serve in the outfield during 1917.
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Strikes and Spares in Cedar Rapids Bowing Match
The Charles Guy bowling team defeated Waterloo at Manabi alleys 2,583 to 2,546. Nelson led with 227 and the high average, while Arm Hlroog had 222. In doubles Muche and W Manehl beat Nelson and Marsh 1,142 to 1,054. Additional notes cover the Bunnies lineup and potential Cedar Rapids baseball prospects for 1927, plus word that boxer Jamieson will turn professional after a Milwaukee appearance.
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Obadies
Eleven Players Awarded Emblems for Past Year
Evan Sage was elected captain of the East High football team for next season after a banquet at Dr. Fred C. Sage’s home. Sage, a junior, won his emblem for a second time and had played on the second team previously. Eleven players voted, six for Sage and five for Paul Simpson, with the motion for a unanimous vote made by Dale Swenson. Emblems were later awarded at the morning assembly to Captain Swanson, Captain elect Sage, O Connor, Koch, Warren, Joe Sage, Simpson, Bandfield, Seeger and Duke.
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O'Connor
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Warren
Joe Sage
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Teachers Triumph Over Waterloo YMCA In Season Opener
The Iowa State Teachers College basketball team beat Waterloo YMCA 26 to 14 in the season debut at the college gymnasium. Stars Liteh, center, Dickinson Stardw led the Teachers, while McDonald and Miller led the local squad. The Teachers second team defeated Cedar Falls High 20 to 5. Falls High managed two field goals and one free throw.
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Dickinson
McDonald
Miller
Cedar Fails High
Intersectional games to be big feature in 1917 football
New York Dec 13 Eastern college football schedules for 1917 will feature many intersectional games. Eastern teams played 18 such games last fall, winning 16 and tying two with 1 loss. Michigan led with three games, 103 to 64 in points. Overall, eastern teams scored 373 to 270 against southern opponents and 100 for the south in those matchups.
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Welling Mitchell Bout Postponed in Racine
The 10 round boxing match between Toe Welling of Chicago and Richie Mitchell of Milwaukee, set for Racine Wisconsin, has been postponed by promoter John Wagner of the Racine Boxing Club. Wagner cites insufficient agreement progress by Welling’s manager Jimmy Tobnston and expects the fight to be scheduled for December 22 or soon after Christmas.
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Iowa Announces Wisconsin Game in 1917 Schedule
Iowa City December 18 Three 1917 football games carded by Manager Kellogg include matchups with Nebraska Wisconsin and Ames. Ames game set for November 24. Iowa aims to meet Nebraska October 13 and Wisconsin October 27 on their grounds. Negotiations with Minnesota and Northwestern continue. Illinois likely the 1918 opener.
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Twenty Gophers Honored for Big Nite Games at Minnesota
Minneapolis Der 13 University of Minnesota football players who participated in two or more Big Nite conference games last season received M letters. Named include Captain elect George Hauser and several teammates such as Iain Albert Baston Paul Fird Ecklund Jack Townley Frank Mayer Claire Thong Arnold Wyman Ed Wise F Hansen Joseph Sprafka H C Hanson Robert Gray Walter Haerlel Norman Kingsley Perry Johnson and more.
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Iain Albert Baston
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Jack Townley
Frank Mayer
Claire Thong
Arnold Wyman
Ed Wise
F. Hansen
Joseph Sprafka
H.C. Hanson
Robert Gray
Walter Haerlel
Norman Kingsley
Foul stops pay in boxing case leads to judgment
Milwaukee lawyer news reports a Wisconsin supreme court ruling that a boxer who fouls an opponent to prevent fulfillment of a contract cannot claim purse share, citing Bob Moha case. Also Cubs may hire Mitch Ell as manager if release terms are met. Barbeau named sheriff deputy in Milwaukee county.
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International league agrees to 48 game interleague series
New York December 18 the International league ratified a plan for a 48 game interleague post season series with the American association. The arrangement was brokered by I G Bartow president of the International league and Thomas J Hickey president of the American association.
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Stout to Ensure Alta Milwaukee Boxing Referee Announces
Harry Stout a longtime Milwaukee boxing referee announced plans to continue officiating after his record of about 1506 bouts across Milwaukee New Orleans and other boxing centers. He has officiated in numerous arenas and events, reinforcing his standing in the sport.
Stout to Officiate for Snowy Baker Club Next Season
Stout intends to accept the offer of Australian promoter Snowy Baker to officiate before Baker's club next season. Stout plans to sail for Australia in February. West High Notes reports Christmas entertainment at West High School next Friday afternoon for patrons and the public. Miss Georgianna Bunton to select the cast for the play to be performed.
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Doctor Shallenberger to Visit Waterloo Saturday
Chicago specialist Dr Wilbert Shallenberger will be at Waterloos Hotel Filia on Saturday December 18th for consultations. Several patients are listed as successes including Mrs A T Smith Stanhope Ta and Miss Mildred Nelson Waterloo Ia among others in this local notice.
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Botel Suis
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Harcourt
Florence Freed
Grundy Center
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North Buena Vista
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Agnes Freed
Substitution at School Highlights Bruce Gatas Role
Bruce Gatas, rector of public speaking, aged 10, substitutes for Glenn Whittle as athletic coach. A new baby carriage with clothing receptacles can fold to resemble a suitcase and shows inventive design. 4A wanted in the Evening Courier and Reporter is sure to get the beak resulta.
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Glenn Whittle
Evening Courier
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